An NFL mock draft from CBS Sports' Tom Fornelli had the Cincinnati Bengals taking Marshall University Thundering Herd edge Mike Green with the 17th pick of next Thursday's first round. Instead ...

Their first two picks were arguably their best, as they landed safety Malaki Starks with the No. 27 pick and defensive end Mike Green with the No. 59 pick. Green in particular is considered a ...

Mike Green’s NFL career begins in Baltimore under a cloud — one formed not by on-field performance but by two separate allegations of sexual assault that the Ravens say they’ve thoroughly ...

OWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP) — Mike Green has been open about the fact that he's faced multiple sexual assault allegations, but when it comes to details, he wasn't discussing it further at rookie camp ...

Just as the Colorado quarterback fell all the way out of Round 1, Marshall edge rusher Mike Green went undrafted all the way until the No. 59 overall selection, landing with the Baltimore Ravens ...

They fought side-by-side with him against the Taliban in the War on Terror, and now a heartbroken group of Green Berets is demanding justice for their Afghan “brother” and refugee whose killer ...

A pair of sexual assault allegations against Mike Green sent the Marshall edge rusher’s stock tumbling down the board at the NFL draft this week. Friday night, his free-fall ended perhaps ...

The Baltimore Ravens selected pass rusher Mike Green in the second round of the 2025 NFL draft. Green fell much further than many thought he would due to off-field concerns, but Baltimore scooped ...

Edge rusher Mike Green recorded 17 sacks for Marshall in 2024 and that led some people to consider him a first-round talent, but he remained on the board until the Ravens plucked him with the 59th ...

Marshall defensive end Mike Green's stock is reportedly falling going into the second day of the NFL draft because of off-field problems. He had been considered a first-round pick in many mock ...

The Baltimore Ravens knew they were taking a risk on Mike Green when they drafted him at No. 59. The former Marshall linebacker had 17 sacks last season, but his off-field history changed all the ...